Some Mystery Can Remain Open
There are questions we can answer by looking something up, asking a skilled person, or trying an experiment. There are others we cannot even state clearly yet. The urge to explain them can be stronger than our understanding.
We do not have to turn every unknown into a problem with a deadline. Sometimes we can admit that we do not know what to ask, let the uncertainty remain, and notice what it brings into view. This is not a reason to avoid facts or postpone a decision that needs making.
Holding a mystery open asks for a different kind of honesty. We can stay curious without pretending that a striking feeling proves an explanation. We can enjoy wonder without making it an answer.
A question may sharpen with time. It may also remain unresolved. Either way, our inability to name everything need not take away our place in the world.